Rocco Becht Aims to Recalibrate After Recent Struggles

Penn State quarterback Rocco Becht is working to improve his performance after a difficult period, having thrown only one touchdown and three interceptions in his last two games against Wisconsin and Northwestern.

In those games, Becht completed 38 of 70 passes for 357 yards. Head coach Matt Campbell noted that issues with pass protection and the run game have hindered Becht's ability to find a rhythm. Offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser has also faced challenges in creating effective plays for the quarterback.

As the team prepares for a significant matchup against No. 19 USC, Becht is focusing on the fundamentals and maximizing practice time with his receivers. He draws on past experiences of overcoming adversity during his time at Iowa State, emphasizing the need for confidence and leadership within the team.